You MUST park on the right, with (not against) the direction of traffic on the road
(Parking facing the "wrong way" is allowed in the Netherlands, but not in Belgium)
https://goo.gl/maps/XFvoDQ7oYiaXLRDq7
In this situation, the height of a car and the height to the bottom of the totally ridiculous traffic sign on the right will also be important
This may very well mean that all cars parked in front of it, shouldn't be there
The one in front of the school entrance, shouldn't be there anyways
The cars in the bend in the road obviously don't leave 3m of free space on the roadway
(the cycling path doesn't count as it isn't part of the roadway)
So they can't park there either.
Gentle reminder to NOT use licenced drivers as a guide to road use ...

You MUST park on the right, with (not against) the direction of traffic on the road
[size=85](Parking facing the "wrong way" is allowed in the Netherlands, but not in Belgium)[/size]
https://goo.gl/maps/XFvoDQ7oYiaXLRDq7
In this situation, the height of a car and the height to the bottom of the totally ridiculous traffic sign on the right will also be important
This may very well mean that all cars parked in front of it, shouldn't be there
The one in front of the school entrance, shouldn't be there anyways
The cars in the bend in the road obviously don't leave 3m of free space on the roadway
(the cycling path doesn't count as it isn't part of the roadway)
So they can't park there either.
Gentle reminder to NOT use licenced drivers as a guide to road use ... :idea: